Navigation Update 2020

[Mr Miserable]

I've just set mine off too. I'll check later to see if it has worked unattended

Same here....

 

[NorfolkMustard]

Mine updated while it was in at Tesla this morning. Will see what it thinks of those newish stretches of A1 it balked at before.

 

[DaveW]

Same here....

Worked unattended, still no 28.2 though!

 

[Smog]

I'm on 20.17 and getting this nav data update.

Nav update downloading now..... LR still on 20.17 and refusing to acknowledge that a new release is out there

I’m N the same. Just on the way home to update but still stuck on .17. M3P

 

[Durzel]

Looks like a wide deployment.

Download size is ~1.1GB according to my router.

 

[MrBadger]

Are you sure thats not a game update? They come along with little fanfare too. iirc my last nav update was probably close to 10GB.

 

[stonecoldrmw]

I'm done now too. Not sure what the diff is but not really paid a lot of attention to, or used, my nav recently.

 

[mpandrew]

Mine is just about done having been downloading for over 8 hours. I suspect the Tesla servers were the bottleneck, our feed here is 1Gbps.

 

[JAR897]

2020.24.6.4

I just went to check mine. No noticeable update, however when I went into the Driver menu > Software it recognised an update and started downloading...

 

[JAR897]

PLEASE let Google show speed cameras on roads! PLEASE!

 

[JAR897]

How long is download taking on average? And is it able to continue off-wifi?

 

[Tonybvi]

Nav update complete - took just on an hour using WiFi. Mind you out here in the sticks I can only get FTTC and another 2 miles of copper cable so my “superfast” broadband never exceeds 15Mbps
No reason why it shouldn’t download from a good mobile 4G signal.

 

[FiveInline]

How long is download taking on average? And is it able to continue off-wifi?

For me it did not take a long time. Vent inside for maybe an hour, and when i got back in the car it was finished. It may have been less then an hour, but i did not check exactly how long. The downloadspeed on the car was 35Mbps, so 7.2GB it would take 30Min.

i'm on 500/500Mbps

 

[Smog]

Not had chance to see any changes but updated unattended. Can also confirm it seemed around 7gb in size too according to my plume WiFi’

 

[DaveW]

Not sure on the the time it took just for the nav update, but from opening the car door and waking it up and kicking off the update to it going back to sleep was 1 hour and 2 minutes.

 

[PatrickCH4313]

Database update just completed (Wifi). Version EU-2020.32-12313

 

[CMc1]

I did a quick route after the update from my work in the south to back north and it suggested different supercharger home (similar charge as I usually have) so there’s definitely some changes

 

[Medved_77]

Really nice to get a map update that doesn't require me to fork out £220 to BMW for a set of single use DVDs that take the best part of a day to install.

 

[MrBadger]

Nav update hasn't fixed the postcodes problem. Even selecting from a fixed marker from the on screen map, navigation only uses part of the postcode and navigates to wrong side of the road. Note same road name but different postcodes (PO7 7NU / 7NX), intersected by a dual carriageway, odd numbers one side, even numbers the other.

Satnav only uses road name + PO7, even when given PO7 7NU. Not much use when you have multiple London Road, Station Road, Church Street etc in same district and they could be quite some distance apart, or in this case, one road separated by a dual carriageway.

btw Chipguard are an Xpel Approved Installer

 

[Tonybvi]

Nav update hasn't fixed the postcodes problem. Even selecting from a fixed marker from the on screen map, navigation only uses part of the postcode and navigates to wrong side of the road. Note same road name but different postcodes (PO7 7NU / 7NX), intersected by a dual carriageway, odd numbers one side, even numbers the other.

Satnav only uses road name + PO7, even when given PO7 7NU. Not much use when you have multiple London Road, Station Road, Church Street etc in same district and they could be quite some distance apart, or in this case, one road separated by a dual carriageway.

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Lucky I live up here. Our postcode only covers about 10 houses all on a stretch of one unnamed road!!